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Newbie going fishing in a lake. Which of these lures would be best?

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I'm new to fishing and I'm going to try to visit a lake in an hour or so.

There are rumored to be pike, brasen, crucian carps and more types of carp too, eels and tench.

I heard there are plenty of tench. I'm hoping to catch pike, carps or tench. This is my selection of lures.

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Which one would be best to start out with?

I think the water is murky, so the silvers are probably off the menu.

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I'd go with the 3 Mepps style lures, and the two spoons at the bottom left of the pic. They'll make more noise and vibrations than the others. The others looks to me to be fast retrieve lures which may certainly attract fish, but if the water is murky may be too fast for the fish to reliably catch up to.

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